Reports indicate Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been subpoenaed by the SEC regarding Apple's stock options backdating as the agency pursues former Apple exec Nancy Heinen.
ViewSonic is shipping a swath of new LCD displays, including a new VA series of 19-, 20, and 22-inch LCD monitors, 19- and 22-inch VX series screens, and dual HD PC/TV units.
At this week's Tokyo Game Show, Sony announced a delay for its "Home" virtual world, and that as the PS3 languishes it plans to expand its PS2 business.
Intel's forthcoming Montevina mobile platform will feature a 45nm architecture, built-in WiMAX capabilities...and chip-level support for both Blu-ray and HD DVD.
ICANN has redelegated the top-level domain for the defunct Yugoslavia so it can be decommissioned gracefully...but the USSR's .su top-level domain is gaining popularity.
Intel has taken the wraps off a proposal for USB 3.0, offering up to 10 times the bandwidth of USB 2.0, along with low power requirements and backward compatibility.
Edge Tech's new DiskGo line of external hard drive offer 2.5- and 3.5-inch disks with USB and combined USB/FireWire connectivity - and capacities up to 1 TB.
Apple has confirmed O2 will be offering the iPhone in the UK beginning November 9 for 269 pounds, including VAT. Almost more interesting is what Apple didn't say.
Chipmaker Intel has announced it is acquiring Havok, a developer known for its animation and physics tools used to develop video games and digital content.
AOL has announced a series of new initiatives which see it bundling software with HP PCs, aggressively relaunching its ad business, and relocating its HQ to New York City.
Kensington's new sd200v Notebook Docking Station lets users connect 5 USB devices, speakers, and - using DisplayLink tech - a VGA display to a notebook PC.
If poor signal quality means going outside to use your Sprint phone, Sprint's new Airave promises to improve calling by routing indoor calls over VoIP.
New sales figures from the NPD Group show Nintendo is still dominating video game console sales, while Sony is still trying to develop a market for the PS3.
Electronic Arts has shipped its anticipated Skate video game, letting PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 owners experience the thrills of boarding without the street rash.
Two groups of Gateway shareholders have filed suit to block the company's acquisition by Taiwan's Acer, claiming Gateway should have held out for more money.
A federal appeals court judge has ruled phone makers like Motorola, LG, and Samsung can resume importing phones containing Qualcomm chips which infringe on Broadcom patents.
The new Flip Video Ultra may not appeal to cinematographers, but it comes in 1 and 2 GB capacities, has editing features, and seamless video uploading.
The U.S. switch to digital broadcast TV is coming in February, 2009, but the FCC will require cable companies to support analog televisions through 2012.
Aspyr Media is brining Guitar Hero III to Macs and PCs "this fall" within a few weeks of the release of console versions of the rock-and-roll hero game.